Description

• An innovative and international working environment
• Flexible working time model 
• Health We Care Program – including sports activities
• Good connections to public transport – station in direct proximity
• Transportation cost support in accordance with policy
• One of the best canteens in the area with healthy and various meals
• Attractive location in the heart of the alps which provides various outdoor sport and other leisure possibilities
• Six-month placement with the possibility of extension for an additional six months. Option to incorporate a Bachelor/Master’s thesis if desired

• Work in a motivated engineering team to analyze and optimize vibration behavior in internal combustion engines
• Support innovative gas engine development projects with a focus on vibration reduction, reliability, and durability
• Support the validation of components for vibration, including planning, execution of relevant tests, data post-processing and reporting
• Conduct literature research for background/supporting data relevant to projects
• Cooperate closely with other functions such as controls, design, mechanical engineering, and test benches
• Support project management activities, including planning, documentation, coordination, and communication within the team and with other departments

• Student of mechanical engineering or similar
• Educational experience in dynamics and vibration
• High motivation and ability to work independently
• Basic understanding about internal combustion engines
• Ability to work effectively in a global matrix organizational environment
• Good communication skills in English

The base pay is composed of the amount according to the Austrian collective agreement which is at least EUR 2.698,59 gross per month (x 14).